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derrek stewart Site Admin
Joined: 11 Aug 2008 Posts: 545 Location: Venice Beach, CA
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Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 5:23 pm Post subject: Peregrine Boat Care Products |
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Here at the BBZ we are constantly looking to help members find products that work and are a good value. During these economic times all of us certainly want to be as prudent as possible. I suspect that due to the economic conditions many of us will be holding onto our current boats for a long time. Taking good care of our boats will help increase longevity.
Not long ago I was fortunate to win some boat cleaning products at a local team tournament. Anybody who knows me is aware that I like to keep my boat very clean. I have been using these products and have been very pleased.
Ok a guy who keeps his boat clean wins some product samples and likes it, so what that’s not a big deal. I hope Bill is ok with this but I feel these products should be BBZ approved and recently I saw the opportunity to really put them to the test. Is Peregrine up to the challenge?
Here is Troy Lindner and his boat. Troy is a hardcore fisherman who had his rig in Lake Havasu and the Colorado River from sun up to sun down for eight days without any time to clean it.
Eight days without being cleaned
The engine cowling is covered with hard water spots
The lower unit is a mess
These chrome parts are filthy
Just spray on the Peregrine 250
And wipe with the microfiber towel
Hard water spots, no problem spray on the Water Dog
Look at the build up running down with the spray, no need to rub hard, just wipe it’s that easy
Just like new again
This stuff works
Ready for the Quagga Mussel inspection at the California border crossing
I use the Peregrine Blue Soap and the Peregrine 250 on my truck as well. I am going to continue to use these products. In fact I am so impressed I feel I should pursue this company for sponsorship.
For more information visit the website http://www.peregrine250.com/ _________________ Wet Lines |
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BassHunter69
Joined: 02 Jul 2008 Posts: 909 Location: Madison,Alabama
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Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 5:48 am Post subject: |
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this is a great post even though im a coangler that doesnt mean i dont have boater friends. as a matter of fact my best friend is a boater & this product looks like a great deal. now i know what to get him for an up and coming birthday! i think if i cleaned his boat with this stuff as a birthday present he'd love it!  _________________ David M. Giudice
Alabama Bass Federation Member
Bass Masters of North Alabama Angler
Bass Masters Weekend Series Co Angler
Life Time member of North American Fishing Club |
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Todd Dunlap
Joined: 11 Nov 2008 Posts: 168
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Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:15 am Post subject: |
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Derrek,this product is awesome.I will not use anything else.Talk about a easy product use and works!I recommend Peregrine 250 and Waterdog to everyone!Try it out,you will not be disappointed. _________________ www.peregrine250.com. American Bass #1 Team Tournament Organization in the West and Growing! www.americanbass.com
Sponsors: Ranger Boats, Mercury Marine, MotorGuide,Gary Yamamoto Baits, Pro-Cure, Gamakatsu, Jackall, Anglers Marine, Blackwater, Lowrance |
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reellittlephish
Joined: 02 Mar 2010 Posts: 2
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Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:38 pm Post subject: Peregrine Products |
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I started using Peregrine 2 years ago and quickly found I could get away with not wiping down the Skeeter every time I recovered it. I fish Lake Mead and Lake Mojave frequently.
The Water Dog is very effective at removing water spots and the wax compound seems to keep them from adhering to the gel coat.
If I am fishing out of Park Moabi and on the upper river section of Havasu, then I have to go through the inspection station on the US 40 at Needles. I'll drain, clean and wipe the Skeeter with Peregrine after recovering before heading back to Vegas
Couple days ago I detailed the Skeeter after probably 6 weeks without a wash. I store the Skeeter outside under a boat cover; the soot from Las Vegas air pollution still gets on it. It looked a lot like Troy's rig in the photos...A wash with boat soap, and then wipe down with Water Dog followed by application of cleaner/polish (Peregrine 250)restored the hull to shiny condition.
Great Product! |
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Team CF O
Joined: 17 Jan 2010 Posts: 19 Location: SW Oregon
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Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:37 pm Post subject: |
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Very nice my boat could stand some more shine. _________________ Nothing like seeing the sunrise |
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troylindner
Joined: 13 Jan 2009 Posts: 18
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Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:28 am Post subject: |
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Yes, it's a great product. I will bring a few bottles out to Lake Mead for the National Guard event in May. Bill uses it all the time on his boat, and the BBZ wrap still looks new after a couple years. Also look for Eagle Eye from the Peregrine family of products. Keeps your sunglasses and LCD's shiny and clean. One bottle lasts a very long time. _________________ www.anglingedge.com
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